While schools and academics focus on "skill-acquisition for the future", about two-thirds of the kids today will end up in jobs that don't even exist today. "You Are Awesome" addresses some of the quandaries of the adolescent mind directly and empathically.
Told through the life and happenings of a quick-witted, curious, 8-year-old Mira, this book could be a great beginning for young readers to prying the minds of the Holmes, Christies and the Finns in the years to come.
Neel on Wheels is a great medium to teach children about interactions with differently-abled people and bring out the difference between sympathy and empathy.
Stories For Boys That Dare To Be Different: Upholding Non-Toxic Masculinity One True Story At A Time
Aided by the brilliant illustrations by Quinton Winter that brighten up the stories and eases up the reading, 'Stories For Boys That Dare To Be Different' tackles gender-stereotypes in the gentlest of ways, by simply telling the stories of 100 men as they are.
"Off the clock: Being less busy while getting more done" by Laura Vanderkam puts a hard lens on our stories of 'busy'ness.